The Voice’sRose Short brought down the house with her rendition ofPaul McCartney’s1970 hit “[tempo-ecommerce src=“https://www.amazon.com/Maybe-Im-Amazed/dp/B01DKYRDPW” rel=“sponsored” target="_blank">Gwen Stefani.

“I feel like I’m on drugs! I don’t do drugs, but if I did them, it would be Rose,” Stefani, 50, said after Short’s performance. “That was incredible. I’m so honored to know you right now.”

Fellow coachKelly Clarksonwas similarly impressed and said, “That was so good, I feel saved.”

Short is a 34-year-old singer from Killeen, Texas, who has been singing since she was 5 years old. She has previously auditioned forAmerican Idoland also performed duringShowtime at the Apollo’samateur night.

Though Short previously worked at a male maximum-security prison for eight years as a corrections officer, she has since returned to doing music full-time. After someone onThe Voiceteam had seen a video of her singing, she was invited to do a private audition for the current season of the show.

“When they told me that, I had to roll with it,” she told reporters after the Nov. 18 show. “Two weeks prior, I had prayed for exposure. I had been through the process, too, with another kind of show and I was like, ‘I don’t know if I want to go through this.’ But everybody here is so cool and so nice and so inviting that it makes this process easier.”

Short said she has noticed that with each week on the show comes more confidence.

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Rose Short

Win or lose, Short plans to continue the hustle after the show.

“If the opportunity isn’t there for you, you create it,” she said. “If it stops after this, then it has got to be on me. You got to still hustle and keep it going.”

And, Short hopes to continue working with her fellowVoicecompetitors.

“We’re here out of 41,000 people. Wassup?!” she said. “It doesn’t make sense for us to leave and not work together, not do stuff. These people are crazy talented writers and musicians. We can get this money together! That’s all I’m saying.”

The Voiceairs Mondays and Tuesdays at 8 p.m. EST on NBC.

source: people.com